Product Details
Black/White Fish Saver Air Pump by Marine Metal Products®. This top-grade product is expertly made in compliance with stringent industry standards to offer a fusion of a well-balanced design and high level of craftsmanship. Manufactured from industry-leading materials using up-to-date equipment, it ensures everlasting reliability and enduring value. This product is distinguished by total quality assurance, unsurpassed by anybody else.
Specifications
| Color: Black/White |
| Power: 12 V |
| Current: 1.9 A |
Features
- 12 V DC, low current 1.9 A, 360 GPH
- Universal mounting pump attaches with suction cups to any non-porous surface cooler, bucket, or boat live well
- For shallow or deep live wells
- Adjustable elbow allows aerator to be mounted on the bottom or the side of the live well
- Spray pattern adjusts from tight conical to soft umbrella
- Produces 99.5% saturation of dissolved oxygen
- Aerates up to 30 gal
- Pump can be used in styrofoam containers by mounting smooth base to attach suction cups
- Spray tube can be cut or lengthened with 1/2" PVC pipe to fit different containers
- Foam filter removes live well debris
- Complete ready to use system
- Pump has 6' and 16 AWG power cord with copper battery clips
- Every unit is tank tested to assure quality
- Space saver blister card 7" W x 11.75" L x 4" D
Marine Metal Products® designs, manufactures and markets a complete line of electrical fish tank aerators and livewell aeration systems for keeping fish, crustaceans and other marine life alive. They are used in aqua culture, commercial and sport fishing, scientific studies, catch and release and for transporting marine life. Marine Metal Products has been a family-owned business for nearly 50 years. Originally started in 1959 by engineer Dick Alexander and his friend and investor John Fry, Marine Metal's first product was a stick-type 21" long aerator. Connected by a brass shaft with a series of small holes,this initial aerator had an impellor at one end and a 12-volt motor at the other end. When the impellor turned and the tube was submerged in liquid, it drew air down the tube and forced a current of micro bubbles into the tank. The process had a mixing effect and was initially used in the citrus industry. Both men quickly recognized the benefit as a fish tank aerator and named their product - Bait Saver.